Replying to @dougclow
Great picture except the first thing that comes to mind is Thatcher!
Replying to @michaeldwebb
Doesn't it depend on the condition too? If you're leg had needed amputating would you have been happy for that decision to be taken on the basis of a photo?
Replying to @psychemedia
engtechmag.files.wordpress.c… Australia and NZ might have to think about it too.
Replying to @jrbinks
Thanks for checking, anyway - 16 years after I left Strathclyde😆
Replying to @jrbinks
Wow, that's a blast from the past. It doesn't seem to be active. Is there any documentation available on it still? Might be worth grabbing that and then binning the site.
Replying to @scottbw
Good idea but that might require some advice for creating "analytics ready" courses. I'm not aware of any such guidelines yet.
A paradox occuring to me in recent months is backed up by a survey I've just carried out: institutions have greater need than ever for #learninganalytics but aren't able to develop their capacities in it due to the logistics of suddenly having to teach all their students online
Replying to @rucsb @SoVeryBritish
Which British accent? We have lots of different ones. Indian ones are music to my ears too!
Replying to @psychemedia
She's obviously a closet computer scientist - starts counting at 0 - give her some credit for that!
Zoom recording of @Jisc's recent learning analytics research group meeting is now available at jisc.ac.uk/events/learning-a…
Niall Sclater retweeted
Our new paper on an overview of the trends and barriers of #learninganalytics in European #HigherEducation is available for free download for 50 days: authors.elsevier.com/a/1b5%7… @dgasevic @RatesDiego @pedmume @m_a_s_c @IoanaJJ @cdkloos @HDrachsler @laceproject @SoLAResearch
Replying to @rossmackenzie
Clearly Ann Thomson and Andrew Mackenzie did not have a TV.

